Taxi Driver Held on Rape Charge in Greybull Case
N. K. Huston a Greybull taxi driver was held to the district court on $1,000 bond after a preliminary hearing in Greybull. Prosecutors say he abducted and assaulted Frances Burns a girl under sixteen near Basin, while Huston claims he was at home.
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N. K. Huston
Greybull
Frances Burns
Justice Bonwell
F. A. Little
Thos
Marshall
Basin
Greybull River Bridge
Sheriff's Office
Huston
Wickwire
Frank I. Rue
Fight Tonight at Greybull Boxing Card Highlights Ketchel Conley Bout
Promoter J. D. Walton staged a fifteen round boxing evening in Greybull at the dance pavilion. The event featured Young Stanley Ketchel against Roy Conley of Los Angeles with Walton also serving as Ketchel's trainer. Officials expect a large crowd for what is described as a top regional matchup.
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J. D. Walton
Walton
Greybull
Dance Pavilion
Stanley Ketchel
Roy Conley
Los Angeles
Ketchad
County Agent Arrives in Burns Wy After Offer
L. B. McDaniels of Burns Wyoming arrived yesterday after being offered the county agent position. He is described as well qualified and likely to succeed if he accepts. He belongs to the Elke and Knights of Pythias and has many friends in the community.
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L. BE. McDaniels
Burns, Wyo
Thi County
McDaniels
The
Elke
Knights of Pythias
Swoon
Need of Clothing For Relief Desperate Call Made
A large quantity of old clothing is greatly needed for relief near Bual. All who have clothing are earnestly requested to notify Mrs. Zela Murphy at phone O4W. arrangements will be made for collecting assistance.
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Bual
Zela Murphy
Shower for Miss Blakesley at Lou Blakesley home
Royal Neighbors and invited guests gathered last Wednesday at the Lou Blakesley home for a bridal shower honoring Hazel Blakesley who will soon marry. The evening featured games and refreshments, with many valuable gifts and congratulations extended to the bride to be.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Neighbors
Lou Blakesley
Hazel Blakesley
Miss Blakesley
Funeral Sunday for Infant Doris Ann Gould
Doris Ann Gould infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ora Gould died last week. Funeral held Sunday at 2 PM from grandparents residence with Rev. C Wardlaw officiating. Interment in Mount View cemetery. Community sympathy extended to the bereaved parents.
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Doris Ann
Ora Gould
V. Gould
Rev. C. Wardlaw
Mount View Cemetery
Rich Wyoming Man Dies After Operation
J A Delfelder of Riverton dies at Mayo hospital after an operation. He was deeply involved in the stock business and long active in legislative sessions and civic affairs.
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J. A. Delfelder
Riverton
Mayo Hospital
University plans Hoyt hall expansion and YWCA officers elected
At the university board meeting plans for extending Hoyt hall women’s dormitory were reviewed with bids issued for construction and heating systems. Bids will be considered April 25 and work to start soon with completion target by September. New YWCA officers for 1921 22 were Ruth Hemphill president Laurabell Boehme vice president Hdna Johnson secretary and Gertrude McKay treasurer. YMC A troubadours tour delayed due to arrangements, schedule still indefinite.
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Laramie
University Board of Trustees
Hoyt Hall
Ruth Hemphill
Pine Bluffs
Laurabell Boehme
Hdna Johnson
Rock Springs
Gertrude McKay
Ruth Stout
Paonia
Colo
Isabel Scofield
Diamondville
Isla Davies
Evanston
Elizabeth Spee
Longmont
Troubadours
Local hires and travel notes in Thermopolis and Basin
Adrian Smith leaves Wednesday for Thermopolis to start work at the Golden Rule Store. Mrs. Smith plans to depart tomorrow for the same town. Harold Welch of Lander takes a job at the Golden Rule Store in Basin. Mrs. Belton visits with Mrs. Gould in Powell. Durroughs plans a Paint Rock outing Sunday. J. L. Murphy opens the hunting season on Paint Rock today.
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Adrian Smith
Thermopolis
Golden Rule
Mra. Smith
Harold Welch
Lander
Basin
Oilfield Prospects and Refinery Improvements Across Western States
The Greybull refinery improvements progress and will raise summer capacity. Midwest plans a deep Torchlight field test with many wells to Shadow Sands. Drilling near Greybull to begin June by eastern parties. Bonanza field to host equipment next week. permit activity rises as Warren Jones associates file on many locations. Ohio Oil rumors in Utah discredited. three wells drill in Huntington Gainesville Circle Cliffs with anticlines. Utah and Montana incorporations prompt cautious stock market notes. Western States Oil & Land tests near Castle Oklahoma progress to 1965 feet. Deer Creek test near 2000 feet. Deer Creek gas wells maintain high pressure as Oklahoma Natural Gas exports rise.
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Rumer
Midwest
Ohio
Utah
Huntington
Gainesville
Circle Cliffs
Montana
Western States Oil & Land Company
Okfuskee County
Oklahoma
Castle
Deer Creek
Okla
Oklahoma Natural Gas Company
Supreme Court grants Wyoming grass creek acreage and millions
The Supreme Court affirms Wyoming and United States title to eighty acres in Grass Creek oil field after a long dispute dating to 1912. The state will receive about 400 000 dollars with Midwest Refining about 2 700 000 from escrow funds totaling around 3 000 000 dollars.
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United States Supreme Court
Wyoming
United States
Grass Creek
Midwest Refining Company
Looe
Midwest
Supreme Court
Circuit Court of Appeals
John A. Riner
Federal District Court For
Riner
Circuit Court
John W. Lacey
Cheyenne
Sunlight Basin
Feld
Secretary of the Interior
Nieuw
Sunight Basin
State School Land Board
Prospector
Ridgely
Midwest Company
Fish season opens today with new license rule
The fishing season starts today as local anglers plan to fish. The trout season opens fifteen days later and closes a month later. A new game law requires licenses for both women and men. Fish under six inches cannot be caught and possession is limited to fifteen pounds.
Brother Zamora plans Basin move from Hoehner Colorado
Joe B Zamora reports his brother Placido Zamora of Hoehner Colorado has sent word land values have risen there and he plans to move to Basin to consider locating there.
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Joe. B. Zamora
Placido Zamora
Hoehner
Colo
Leitherd Arnett Married in Billings
Carl Leithead and Mrs Olive Arnett were wed in Billings on Wednesday at the Congregational parsonage with Rev George Mahlon Miller officiating Both residents of Basin they work at Continental Supply company store and plan to return home this afternoon to receive friends congratulations
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Carl Leithead
Olive Arnett
Billings
George Mahlon Miller
Congregational
Basin
Continental Supply Company
President Harding’s clear avowal on Europe league issue
The article defends President Harding’s pre election stance on the league question, noting that the public demanded a clear position and that Harding’s campaign declaration satisfied a wide majority. It argues critics misread the issue, and asserts no post election demand existed for more explicit guidance.
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Washington
Literary Digest
Harding
Europe
League
Cox
Republican Party
Mr. Harding
Applications to Purchase State Lands Examined
Word received from the state land office at Cheyenne that on April first the appraiser for the state land boards will begin the examination and appraisement of applications to purchase state lands in the counties of the state. Land Commissioner Baker urges those applying for state lands to submit their applications immediately using the furnished forms so they can be examined during the current field season and included in the next sales if lands are ordered sold.
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Cheyenne
State Land Boards
Baker
State Land Office
Sugar Men Meet Growers In Beets Initiative Meeting
A large crowd of beet growers, Flat Rate and Sliding Scale contracts from Great Western Sugar Co were outlined by Cc F Johnson Lovell factory manager with bank and merchant support. Johnson urged cost cuts and high tonnage per acre while stressing crop rotation. Contracts offer seven dollars per ton flat rate or six dollars with a share of any price gains. sugar price for labor is set at twenty two dollars per ton.
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Great Western Sugar Co
Chamber of Commerce
Ferris
Cc. F. Johnson
Lovell
Johnson
A. A. Tinn
R. P. Pearson
Big Horn County Bank
H. H. Hime
Basin State Bank
L. O. Gray
Manderson State Bank
J. A. Quiner
Manderson
Great Western
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Mra
R. G. Belton
Jimer Gould
Powell
Durroughs
Paint Rook
J.L. Murphy
Rock Creek
Pilot Butte
Lance Creek
Hamilton Dome
Mile Creek
Joe Cook
Bonanza
Warren Jones
Ohio Oil Company
Wildcats
Utah Territory
Cham
BER OF Commerce Rooms
Robert Steele
Worland
Wi. Gibson
W. H. Wyman
Trapper Lodge
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